Sulu, bestowed the Samoan chiefly matai title of Afi’a by the village of Poutasi, brings a people-first approach, clear communication, and sharp negotiating skills to every property journey. With a background in IT, marketing & communications, and stakeholder management, he understands how to navigate complex situations calmly while delivering results.
After moving to Raumati Beach from Wellington with his wife Kate in 2018, Sulu quickly discovered the Kāpiti Coast’s unique charm and community spirit, and now with two young children, they wouldn’t dream of living anywhere else.
Whether you’re buying your first home, downsizing, or investing, Sulu is committed to making your experience smooth, informed, and reassuring. His warm, approachable manner helps clients feel supported at every step, while his market knowledge ensures outcomes that move you forward.
Call him Afi’a, Sulu, or Shaka (his old rugby nickname), but whatever you do, just call him.
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